Intel CPU Tuning Tool: ThrottleStop 9.7 Changes DDR Memory Speed Monitoring 1 comment
Version 9.7 of the ThrottleStop system tool, designed to manage clock speeds and voltages of Intel processors, has been released. New is the V/F tuning of the core and cache for unlocked 10th generation and newer HX and K series processors. In addition, the method of monitoring DDR memory speed has been changed.
Another new feature in ThrottleStop 9.7 for Windows is an additional adjustment of the turbo power limit, min/max speed change, and PROCHOT offset values per profile. An option has also been added to enable or disable the Safe Boot feature.
The official ThrottleStop 9.7 release notes also list minor bug fixes. For example, the notification area icons have been fixed to improve compatibility with Windows 11. He goes on to say that the power plan selector has been fixed and the number of choices has been increased from 8 to 12. The following changes are mentioned in the developer release notes for ThrottleStop 9.7:
added per-profile adjustment of turbo power limits, Speed Shift Min Max and PROCHOT offset values. Added core and cache V/F tuning to the FIVR window for unlocked 10th gen and newer HX and K series CPUs. fixed notification area icons for improved Windows 11 compatibility. fixed power plan selector and increased number of selections from 8 to 12. BD PROCHOT is now automatically locked when disabled. Changed DDR memory speed monitoring method. addition of an option Thus, the Safe Start function can be activated or deactivated. ThrottleStop 9.7 – Release Notes
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